Bill Gates: The iPod doesn't stand a chance. The internet is unimportant. Nobody needs Java. 640 KB is enough for every user. Windows is the safest operating system. The PowerPC chip is unimportant. Users want Bob, the social interface. Unix doesn't matter.
The man has a real problem
Phillip Pearson has written a WP-plugin that simplifies simple pinging of TopicExchange. TopicExchange is essentially just a list of trackback targets with its own wiki for each trackback target. The idea is to provide a simple group blogging function that users can access through their own blogs.
The XDS Compiler is a whole family of extremely good compilers for Modula-2 and Oberon-2. I know them from my DOS days, I worked a lot with them - they used to be purely commercial, now they are freeware (but not Free Software or Open Source - Free as in Free Beer, not Free Speech). There are native compilers for Windows and Linux 86 and - my personal favorite - XDS/C Compiler, which compiles Modula-2 and Oberon-2 into surprisingly readable C. Unfortunately, the XDS/C Compiler is only available for Windows and Linux 86 - an OS X version would be nice, but is unfortunately not available.